Luca Brussouw

Teaching English to young children online is a journey filled with wonder and discovery. It’s like planting tiny seeds of language that will grow into beautiful, strong trees of communication. When I first started, I was amazed at how much joy and curiosity these little learners brought to every lesson. If you’re thinking about guiding young minds through the world of English, I’m here to share some gentle advice and practical tips to help you create a warm, engaging learning space right...

You can’t learn to swim from a book, and you shouldn’t learn English that way either. If you want to learn English fast, become confident in English speaking, and build real English fluency, you need natural interaction chatting, listening, and understanding people in everyday situations

What if learning could follow your child’s natural rhythm, instead of a rigid schedule? At the core of Les Petits Imaginaires education is a deep respect for each child’s individuality while maining a community in our classrooms. It’s not about rushing through milestones or ticking boxes on a checklist. Instead, it’s about honouring the natural rhythm of childhood.